Malta and the Arctic: What You Need to Know About Trump’s Greenland Plans
As the US considers ‘reclaiming’ Greenland, what does this mean for Malta? Exploring our tiny island’s stake in the Arctic game.
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Drugs Seized in St Paul’s Bay: Routine Patrol Leads to Major Bust
A routine police patrol in St Paul’s Bay, Malta, leads to a significant drugs bust, revealing a local dealer’s operation and sending shockwaves through the
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Taiwan’s Tsai Breaks Protocol, Welcomes Trump’s Call
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen publicly welcomes Trump’s call, a departure from diplomatic norms that could have implications for Malta’s trade relations
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PA Delays Decision on Illegal Manoel Island Padel Courts
The Planning Authority postpones its decision on the controversial padel courts built on historic Manoel Island, leaving the future of the courts and the i
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Mount Carmel Nurses: Patients at Risk in Refurbished Garden
Nurses raise alarm over safety hazards in Mount Carmel Hospital’s refurbished garden, putting patients at risk. Hospital administration responds.
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DJ MK Cleared: Back in the Booth After Partner Drops Assault Charges
Local DJ Mark ‘DJ MK’ Zammit returns to the decks at Paceville’s T’Gara club after his partner drops assault charges, leaving the music scene breathing a s
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PN Vows to Veto EU Online Gaming Tax
MEP David Casa promises future PN government would veto proposed EU-wide online gaming tax, sparking debate in Malta’s iGaming sector
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Malta’s Economic Boom: EU Predicts Top Growth Spots Until 2027
Malta’s economy is set to soar, according to the EU. Find out what’s driving our growth and the challenges we face.
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Malta’s MMA Scene: From Underground to Mainstream
Discover the growing interest in Mixed Martial Arts in Malta, from local gyms to international recognition, and the challenges ahead for the island’s fight
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Malta Makes Waves at UN with Climate Change Resolution
Malta leads a coalition of 119 countries in securing a UN resolution affirming states’ obligations on climate change, a significant step in the island’s fi
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Air France, Airbus Guilty in 2009 Crash Verdict
French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty of involuntary manslaughter in 2009 crash, highlighting global aviation safety concerns and lessons for Mal
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Driverless Cabs by 2040: Malta’s Bold Transport Vision
Momentum proposes a future where driverless cabs rule Malta’s roads by 2040, transforming our daily commute and reducing emissions. But what challenges lie
